Money Rally: money madness. 21st November 2020

Thank you for helping make our first ever Money Rally such an amazing experience! We hoped you enjoyed it as much as we did! Through this page, you can access your recordings of the day, as well as your digital goodie bag, which includes a 15% membership discount for you and a friend, plus information on how your purchase will benefit women across the UK. Enjoy!

• Recession Ebook.
• SmartPurse discount code MoneyRally2020 - 15% Discount on Premium & Accelerator membership - Valid until December 24, 2020.
• What does financial resiliance mean to you? A podcast interview with Mary Portas & WoW.
• What is Economic Abuse? from SEA.
• 'A Smart way to Start Doing Good' The UN 17 Sustainable Development Goals - a book by Mara Harvey.

• Mettle is the free business account by NatWest that helps small businesses start, run and grow. It’s built for small businesses, startups, limited companies and sole traders. To apply, customers need to be either a sole trader or limited company with up to two owners, have a balance of less than £100k and have owners that are UK residents.

As we announced at Money Rally, we are so glad to be partnering with Surviving Economic Abuse and SafeLives. For every new SmartPurse membership, we are giving 10 free premium memberships to survivors, to help them to lead the lives they want.

Use the code MoneyRally2020 to receive 15% off your SmartPurse membership, valid for you and a friend, so that you can help us to share the gift of financial confidence.

Surviving Economic Abuse are a UK charity dedicated to raising awareness of economic abuse, and transforming responses to it, to help create a world in which women and girls achieve economic equality.

They focus on change through educating communities, increasing understanding of economic abuse, improving professional practices, and promoting changes in policies and national laws to remove barriers to economic safety. 

Learn more about Surviving Economic Abuse here. 

SafeLives are a UK-wide charity dedicated to ending domestic abuse, for everyone, and for good. They work with organisations across the UK to transform the response to domestic abuse, and always put the voices of survivors at the heart of their thinking. 

Last year alone, nearly 11,000 professionals working on the frontline received SafeLives training, and in the last three years, over 1,000 perpetrators have been challenged and supported to change by interventions created with partners. 

Learn more about SafeLives here.